Adventures in Veterinary Science

[radioronin]

So I now join the not-so-distinguished company of People Who Own Cats With Tubes in Them (our company needs a better name).  The frakkin cat, as a result of her love of the outdoors and apparent inability to establish her rank in the pecking order of neighborhood felines, got herself chomped on the tail recently, a condition I discovered when said

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[scratchmonkey]

Sorry to hear about the poor kitty -- this is probably the major reason for why we keep ours locked inside -- they're too stupid to survive otherwise.

[radioronin]

Stupid cat has me over a barrel; if I lock her inside, she tears out all her hair, if I let her outside, apparently all the other cats tear her a new one. But yeah, I should have taken a page from the whole Bones nightmare and not had to learn the expensive lesson myself...!

[tinyprayers]

Oh, dear. Kitty misfortune is never a good thing.

[radioronin]

Thank you. She should be okay, but yeah, it's absolutely no fun! (she's leaving bloodstains on everything I own. Yuuuuckie!

[bulkor]

Sorry about the cat. But let me warn you: goldfish can get all sorts of problems. You're just not as likely to care as much when they do.

I wished I had some of your lightning editing reflexes today when I was trying to do provisional time codes for subtitles. Just a few milliseconds could ruin the viewing experience, maybe!

[amojojo]

Ew yeah. They grow weird lumps and start swimming sideways and all kinds of weird shit. Like that weird fin disease that unravels them. Ugh.

[ghoumschloqie]

Swimming sideways?? I don't even know how to picture that.

Yeah Me-kun, your kitty karma isn't the best in the book. Then again this coming from the man that has cats as his kryptonite. I hope your little furry friend gets better soon. That and stops picking fights with others.